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Meanings of cardinals in English
Russian
st. louis cardinals Portuguese
saint louis cardinals Spanish
st louis cardinals Catalan
saint louis cardinals 
Major League Baseball team in St. Louis, Missouri, United States.
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Spanish
catholic university cardinals 
Sports teams of the Catholic University of America.
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Examples for "cua"
Examples for "cua"
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St. Cua and St. Tedy's parishes are situated in the same part.
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And it was over Slieve Cua the hunt went, and Slieve Crot, and from Magh Cobha to Cruachan, and to Fionnabraic and to Finnias.
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Having said that, the best account is the CUA Youth eSaver, which pays a variable 4 per cent per annum on balances up to $5000.
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Roman Catholic Cardinals will begin their conclave inside the Sistine Chapel on Tuesday to elect a new pope.
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As Roman Catholic cardinals gather in Rome, there are calls for them to consider electing a pope from outside Europe.
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Leahy persuaded two Catholic cardinals to ask Francis to raise Cuba and the prisoners when he met Obama in March.
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Roman Catholic cardinals from around the world have gathered in Rome to begin the process of electing the next Pope.
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It was only day two of a conclave (the meeting of Catholic cardinals to elect a new pope) that was expected to be long.
Private, 4-year liberal arts college located in Naperville, Illinois.
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Russian
кардинальное число Portuguese
número cardinal Catalan
nombre cardinal Spanish
número cardinal Finite or infinite number that measures cardinality (size) of sets.
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Usage of cardinals in English
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Here were the dukes, the cardinals, nay, the princes of the blood.
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At the appointed hour, the two cardinals, proceeded to the royal lodgings.
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The cardinals and Councillor Albedo and the Core wanted her to escape.
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There were many unmated cardinals in Rainbow Bottom, and many jealous males.
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Soon, several messeigneurs and cardinals came out of nowhere with the ArchBishop.
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The cardinals requested Petrarch to give his opinion on this important affair.
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The Pope was still kept at Savona, meekly inflexible, like the cardinals.
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Many vicars, cardinals, novices and other coenobites helped those on the streets.
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The trees were alive with the businesslike twitter of mockingbirds and cardinals.
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Ground doves cooed, cardinals whistled, and mocking-birds sang and mocked by turns.
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The dome of St. Peter's, a solitary pope, cardinals, bishops, and priests.
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Bishops and cardinals urged Islamic leaders to persuade militants to free innocent hostages.
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Pope Benedict will install his first group of new cardinals today.
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His education is that of the average of cardinals in general.
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The cardinals relegated the decision of the matter to the Pope.
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The Scrutineer began calling the cardinals forward in order of precedence.
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Spanish
Cardinals through the time
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United States of America
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